Doddle.. This might be a cache problem. 

Try:

1. login as admin;

2. got to administration>>site administration;

3. uncheck the 'use simple cache' check box;

4. save;

5. tick the 'use simple cache' again;

6. save.

7. refresh page.

See if that works.

-Carlos.

Hey Carlos,

Thanks for the tip, unfortunately this didn't work. There was nothing stored in the simple cache either. :(

Any other ideas anyone?

Ok.. it looks like the path to the css file is some how not being picked up.. I noticed that you you have a subdomain called 'elgg' and then you created a directory called 'site' in which you installed your script.. you will of course need to ensure that the path to your css is correct. Also, the fact that the logo is not displayed tells me it might be a path problem. 

Try:

check your paths in 'administration>> site administration.. Makse sure that the path to the site is correct.. to do this, look for:

The full path to your site root on your disk, followed by a trailing slash:

Under that, ensure that the path in there includes 'site/' .. Note how we need add the slash.

Once you've done that, I suggest you untick and tick the 'use simple cache' again and see what happens.

-Carlos.

A quick check shows that

http://elgg.30sixnetwork.com/site/_css/css.css?lastcache=1242570695&viewtype=default

is empty but mod_rewrite seems to be working because the links at the bottom are working.

Have you tried running:

http://elgg.30sixnetwork.com/site/upgrade.php

?

Oh, and you should never install anything but the default theme and standard plugins until you know that your site is working.

I notice a reference to

http://elgg.30sixnetwork.com/site/mod/theme_elgg_example/graphics/example-theme-logo.gif

implying that you have something non-standard installed.

Hey again,

It all appears to be correct, it's set to:

/var/www/vhosts/30sixnetwork.com/subdomains/elgg/httpdocs/site/

:(

Hi Kevin,

I've run upgrade.php a few times but it doesn't seem to change anything :( I have also removed the theme I put on there, I was hoping it would fix the issue :(

Jase

Do you see anything relevant (an error message, not a notice or warning) in your PHP log?

well, it could be an .htacces problem, if you had another software installed on the same server, the .htacces file could be on there, if it is not, just go to your data folder and erase everything you have inside before a new reinstallation

I had the same problem in my site, it was because of an htacces file i had on my document root path i mean, home/www/revolutionteam.info it's my document root, well, i had an htacces file on home/www/

well, y hope you understand me, my english is not pretty good, because i'm not from US

Hey,

Kevin - Nope nothing that I can notice.

MzStudios - I found a .htaccess files in the folder level above and removed it but it doesn't seem to have made a difference. I searched a few folders up too but I couldn't see anything.

This does seem to be quite the mystery :oP